Sentence examples for which posed from inspiring English sources

The term "British Muslim" was coined, which posed an identity crisis.

Argentina struck early against Belgium, which posed little threat in response.

The attacker had been inspired by Isis propaganda, which posed a danger to the vulnerable.

Dr Omalu is from Nigeria, which posed a bit of a dilemma for Smith.

You refused to undertake dangerous or unsafe activities which posed a threat of physical injury.

In May, security experts warned about a strain called Koler, which posed as a porn app.

Wood is also 100 times easier to ignite than coal, which posed a new kind of explosive fire risk.

Gross mismanagement of Southern finances led to runaway inflation, which posed an even greater danger to the Confederate dollar.

At the end of the 20th century, the caves began to attract tourism, which posed major threats to the art.

The remaining work had mostly to do with lighting, which posed a particular challenge for the designers of "Jane Eyre".

"Kargil was one of the most serious crises in Pakistan's history, which posed a grave danger to the country".